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The compliance, identity, and security services of AWS covers a large number of offerings. Therefore, we will review these in a multi-part series of episodes. The power and infrastructure provided by choosing AWS for…
Social Site Management Tools – Free and Low-Cost
Social networking is all the rage. Unfortunately, all of those platforms that allow us to share our story can be hard to keep up with. When you want to reach out to customers on…
Software Design – The Bridge Pattern
The Bridge Pattern is commonly configured but often due to templates and generators rather than understanding the true intent. Since it is more of a design than code implementation, it can be easily missed. Nevertheless, it is…
Using the Google Cloud SDK to Deploy Your Containers
Welcome to the 3rd and final part of our video on our Introduction to Google Cloud. In this final installment, we are going to continue on with our discussion on how to use the…
Loving Your Job or a Workaholic?
I should reiterate before I go into this topic that I am not a doctor. I also did not spend last night in a Holiday Inn Express. The next few paragraphs are not an informed…
AWS Customer Engagement Tools
You may think of Amazon web services as all technology-focused. That is not the case. There are plenty of offerings to help you run your business. In this episode, we look at a perfect example…
Software Ticketing Systems – Free and Low-Cost
Bug tracking and software ticketing systems are used in every shop I have ever worked with. Some of these are decidedly low-tech solutions that are no more than a spreadsheet. Some of these solutions…
Software Design – The Adapter Pattern
The Adapter Pattern is one of the easiest to understand and relate to the real world. We see adapters used every day and they have become a critical factor in our daily success. Almost every…
Why Bother With Automated Testing?
I recently saw an article that questioned whether automated testing was a good investment. They essentially laid out an argument that automated testing tools are too expensive, too fragile, and never give a worthwhile…
AWS Business and Productivity Tools
This episode tackles the AWS business and productivity tools group of services. It includes Chime, Alexa for business, WorkMail, WorkDocs, and we add a quick look at WorkSpaces. These combine to provide a set of solutions…